A drama about a young man looking after his alcoholic father and mentally ill brother who comes to realise that he needs to move on with his own life with the help of some graffiti and a bizarre night lost in Londons council estates.

'Joe had long-since become architecture in his long-since ex-girlfriends spare-room'. Dejected and alone we spend a day in Joe's dark routine of abuse and lethargy.

A man in a suit calmly tries to solve a crosswords puzzle while enjoying public transportation. He almost dozes of, when the next station is due.

Blake is dissatisfied with his uncreative corporate existence. His only escape is a vision of artistic perfection which possesses his mind. His fantasies have such a power over him that it dramatically affects his work and he's faced with a choice; continue on his soul destroying path or persue his dream of becoming a contemporary artist.

Winner of the Shooting people Best Comedy Award at the London Short Film Festival 2010.

It is Charity Opposites Day at the hospital and both staff and patients are valiantly refusing to say what they mean – even in the face of untimely death.